Tea caffeine compared to coffee and longevity myths
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains tea contains caffeine similar to coffee but brewed differently, with tea usually about half as much caffeine per cup. He notes heredity affects longevity less than lifestyle and emphasizes statistical group risk rather than individual outcomes. Readers are invited to send questions and request a cholesterol booklet.
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September 26 1973 Star Advice and Perseverance Theme
Leo and Libra horoscopes caution today and warn against fault finding and rash changes. The column urges perseverance for this year to reach important goals and to set a course and follow it. Enterprise features tease further content.
Modifications of Blackwood 25 In Bridge Strategy
A historical bridge note discusses five clubs as a signaling tool in Blackwood 25, detailing how showing aces and hearts can reveal missing cards. It recounts examples by players including Lan ce and Goldman and explains how a hand can force a grand slam with correct signaling and bidding.
Bid five hearts after North passes with four spades
Bridge problem fragment asks what to do after West opens and overcalls. South holds weak values and partner can still act. The prompt ends with a question for tomorrow, implying continuation.
Medical station setup at fair
Arkansas State Fair and Livestock Show will set up a medical station on Thursday at the fairgrounds. Doctors nurses and trained staff will operate the first aid space to aid attendees during the event.
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State schools show enrollment increase in central Arkansas
Fall enrollment at state supported colleges in central Arkansas rose to 43,818, up 850 from 1972. Westark and Phillips County Community Colleges posted large gains while Arkansas University Fayetteville declined for the third straight year by 718. Other increases occurred at UALR and Arkansas State Beebe and Conway.
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Westark
Phillips County Community College
Chamberlin
Insurance lies and incontestability clauses in life policies
A century ago a court voided a life insurance policy after the insured failed to disclose past aspirin use for a cold. Modern courts allow limited post issue challenges, with many policies featuring an incontestability clause after two years. Extreme fraud can void coverage despite such clauses, as shown by a case where a sick man had someone else take his exam. This ABA feature by Will Bernard notes evolving standards.
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Quintuplets born in Temple weigh about half a pound
A Cameron woman, Mrs. Johnny Lee Krenek, delivered quintuplets at a Temple hospital. The three girls and two boys, born about four months early, weighed about one half pound each and died within minutes. She was reported in satisfactory condition Monday night after spontaneous premature labor late Monday following a prior precautionary hospitalization.
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Television Logs Night Schedule Snapshot
The log lists nightly TV blocks from 6:00 to 7:00 and 7:00 to 7:30 with titles including Origami Truth Or Consequences News Extension To Tell The Truth Beverly Hillbillies I Dream Of Jeannie Dragnet National Geographic Educational Profiles Temperatures Rising Chase.
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the Zoo
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Hope School Weekly Menu And TV Schedule
Readable school menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with items like hot dogs, meat loaf, tuna casserole, pizza, and chicken dishes, plus side dishes and desserts. The page also presents a dense TV schedule featuring morning programs, films, game shows, soap operas, and cartoons, including specifics such as times and show titles for each day.
Medical services study under way prompts concern in Pentagon
The Nixon administration launches a study of military medical care sparking Defense Department fears that civilian providers may replace military doctors. Ash memo notes 4.5 million dependents and retirees could pay full price for care while seeking to reduce overhead and maintain force structure. Alternatives include limiting dependents, charging for services, cash payments, or a Pentagon run insurance plan.
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Nixon
Defense Department
Pentagon
Roy Ash
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Ash
Department of Defense
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